Architectural Features
Coursed squared and rubble sandstone with slate chancel roof and plain tile nave roof, with stone coped eastern gables, topped by ridge crosses, and bellcote over west end of nave.
West elevation, mainly C12 with blocked central doorcase, now with limestone slab to base, inscribed 'Here lyeth the body of John son of Walter Copestake
Susanna his wife, who departed this life the 21st day of July.Anno Domd 1687 his age 11'.
Above the doorcase is a C12 semi-circular headed single light window, and above again, a clockface dated 1870.
Corbelled out above is the square, tile hung bellcote with four pointed timber louvred openings to top,on all sides, capped by a pyramidal slate roof.
Similar lancet beyond to east,in the chancel with a C12 single light window beyond.
Much restored C13 3-light intersecting tracery east window with hoodmould.
South chancel elevation has two chamfered lancets, that to east early C13, with large stepped buttresses to east and between.
To west is a blocked C12 semi-circular headed door- case with raised impost blocks and hood.
The nave has a large stepped buttress to east with two inscribed stones, one reading 'CARTER CW 1698'
the other 'CHAMBERLAIN CW, W BECK 1877', To west is a C13 3-light intersecting tracery window in recessed surround, and beyond to west is the south porch with chamfered pointed doorcase.
C12 inner south door with incised cross in tympanum.
Stepped semi-circular C12 chancel arch on C19 jambs and to north of chancel a C19 pointed arch through to organ bay.
C19 pews, choir stalls, pulpit and carved wooden altar rails.
Various C19 and C20 wall memorials in brass or encaustic tiles.
C19 east window,and similar chancel windows of St Chad and St Giles, Early C20 stained glass by A Moore to south side of nave and a series of early C20 stained glass windows depicting the evangelists to north aisle.